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Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1887-08-10

Sc saval till syfte som innehall. Den
gamle domaren intager, hvad religio-
nen angar, en- mycket frisinnad stand
punkt och visar en- tolerans, som man
gen namnkristen kunde ha godt utaf
att taga till f0redome. Foljande
hufvudbestammelser ur testamentet
meddelas:
"Desse Krare skola icke Lnderkastas
nagot slags pr0fning, icke heller skall
dem affordras nagon ed, trosbekannel-
Sc eller nagot slags lofte. De kunna
vara af hvllken trosbekannelse som
helst, eller de kunna vara utan bekan-
nelse, de kunna vara kristne, tviflare
eller fritankare, blott de aro duglige
allvarlige, verkligt tankande och upp-
riktige, sanningssokande man. De
skola behandla sina amnen strangt
naturvetenskapligt, som den st0rsta af
ALA vetenskaper-i sielfva verket en-
mening den enda vetenskapen-veten-
skapen ON det oandliga vasendet utan
hansyn till eller med stod af nagon be.
stamdt antagen uppenbarelse.
Delta betecknas af Sv. Tr. sasom
zen revolution teologien," hvilken
tidningen fraga synbarligen omfattar
med f0rtjusnlng och will bidraga att
sprida. Dock tillagges slutet af arti.
klein nagot misstrostande:
"Men det vsrsta ar, att desse gamle
''tankeheroer" sitta lardomens hog.
saten och soka att nara de nya slag.
tena med forstenade qvarlefvor fran
for lange sedan hansvunna tankeverl
darU
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1887-08-10

Unuer slgnatu-
rem N. skritves till Skaffaren: Ons-
dagen den A dennes hade S0ndag -skol-
barnen den Sv. Ev. Luth. f0rsamlin-
gen Red Wing en- angenam dag ute l
det grona. Fastan morgonen var mu-
len och hotande, f0lide derpa en- at
Minnesotas vackraste sommardagar.
Barnen samlades i kyrkan klockan 10
(. m. och gingo i sallskap med lararne
i god barnordning upp till college
Bluff hvarest de unga ingo springa
omkring och leka medan de aldre
sysslade med matborden, lemonaden
O. s. v. Kl. IL kallades ALA barnen till
middag hvilken de lato sig val smaka,
kryddad som den var genom kroppsro-
relsen barnen haft idet fria. Sedan
de sma fatt sin hunger stillad, kali
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1887-08-10
ALLMANNA NYHETER.

EaJigt tinansaainisteras rapport
aftog skattkammarens metalliska va
luta med Sc, 1858, ,748 under juli manad.
Vice EOsasUIss John T.. Miller i Rio
de Janeiro, Bracilien, hal aflidet der
stades.
Staten NesU YOrEs republikanska
statskonvent kommer att hallas Sa-
ratoga den IA september.
Siamslce prinsen afade i fredags
ett besok i Washington, hvarvid han
gjorde sin uppvaktning hos presiden-
ten.
PrGgJisages af nsyat vid regerin-
gehs myntverk, uppgick under juli
manad till $1,96O,OOO, hvaraf $500, 900
voro standard dollars.
Magasinerade forradet af hvete
och majs landet utgjorde forliden
veckas lordag 33, 1872 ,228 bushels af for
ra slaget och 7.542,466 bushels af det
senare.
ApelsinsE0rdes1 har utfallit ganska
daligt; hvadan priserna pa denna val
smakliga frukt torde blifva h0gre AN
vanligt, synnerligast som sk0rden
Florida icke ar vidare stor.
MOrdbrand. l fredags gjordes for
sjette gangen fors0k att satta "New
York Zeitung's" tryckeri i brand. Ell.
den varskoddes dock i sa god It'd att
den afven denna gang blef slackt.
SchdcE-tdt1an. Kapten Macken'
zie fran New York vann f0rsta priset
den internationela setback Italian, som
fora veckan egde rum i Frankfurt a.
d. Oder Tyskland.
JOTdbGfiaing. Tidigt pa morgonen
den aug. vacktes invanarne Hunts
vile, Mo-, af en- stark jordst0t, som
hade rigtning fran soder till norr
St6ten varade ungefar IL sekunder
Ingen skada anrattades. ....
A11ide,s tidningsnaas,. A. w. Viii.
kins, redaktor af "White Hall Times
och president for New York Pressf0r.
ening, afed den aug. efter endast en-
kort sjukdom.
Sent Onasider hafva myndigheterna
borjat med allvar taga itu med bryg
garne Sioux City. Flera stamningal
hafva uttagits, hvilka blifvit dem del
gifna af sheriffen.
RGfst. Sex kondukt0rer Chicago
Milwaukee & st. Paulbanan. tJenst
gorande q linien Chicago Council
Bluffs, hafva for slarf rakenskaper
mas f0rande blifvit afskedade.
En- SLING af sJefUen. Bland pensio
nerade veteraner Iowa, markes If
ven tva skandinaver nemligen w. A
Anderson Burnside och John Livert
son Sioux Rapids.
En- .sianaesisIc pri,ss, halfbroder til
konungen af Siam, anlande harom da
gen med $ngaren Umbria till New
York. Efter att hafva besett Ameri
ka, amnar han fran San Francisco
atervanda till slit land igen.
En- gansIc0 starEc. .j0rdst6t formark
tes den 2 aug. nagot efter midnatt
Kankakee, III. Stoten, som had
rigtning fran norr till s0der, var 81
stark, att fonsterrutorna darrade ocl
mobler fyttades fran sina platser.
DemOksaterna 1 Tjrginia afh0ll
torsdags sit statskonvent Roanoke
hvarvid John Good fran Norfolk fun
gerade som ordforande. Konvente
glllade till ALA delar Clevelands admi
nistration.
D0dJdU. Amerikanske konsuln
ST. Thomas, Ont, hvilken nyligel
skadades lila yid en- jernvagsolycka
afed plotsligt forliden torsdags matt
Den aflidne var 70 ar gammal.
4 GaS0rgJtdde. Tvenne soner til
enkan Nelson Sioux City, Iowa, nee
stego harom dagen en- gammal brun
| for att upptaga EFT ambar. Som oft
brukar vara fallet, inneholl brunne
kolsyregas, hvilken inom kort qvafd
de of0rsigtiga gossarne. Ehuru hjel
ankom ganska smart, voro gossarn
d0da da de upptogos.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1887-08-10
M IN n ESOTA


Fatilsni,agsdY.meen har belagrat
Waseca.
Stevens county fair halles Morris
den och september.
EFT nytt pOstIcOntOr har upprattats
i Shell Lake, Becker county.
Nytt bOJdg. Interstate Consolida-
ted Mining Company har inkorpore-
rats med en- million dollars kapital.
L. Carlgren Stockholm town for
dorado fora veckan fem kreatur ge-
nom EFT &skslag.
Magert for hUeteI,aadlare. Flere
elevators komma pa grund af den
daliga grodan att stangas i Austins
omnejd.
j. l.. Bj0rIcQuist Moorhead har Ia
git EFT nytt kontrakt for uppforandet
| af. IL lokomotivstallar jamestown, d.
T. for N. P. r. r. bolagets rHkning.
Fy,linga1. Herman Blombergs
maka New York Mill nedkom fora
veckan med fyra fiickebarn. Modren
har aflidit.
KOm for sent. Allen Milleri
Young America fick nyligen underrat-
telse ON att han beviljats pension,
men afed strax efter nyheten hade an.
kommlt.
TdcIcert sd Idngt. Jernvagsbola-
gen hafva nedsatt priset q excursion
tickets till statens "fair" till en- och
half cent per mil. Harigenom kom
mer sakerligen tilloppet af besokande
att blifva slOrt.
ROIIissiOn med IdDen. En- man
flan Brainerd vid namn Clark har
blifv:t ford till St. Paul och stald un
der $500 bergen pa anklagelse att haf'
va salt branvin till indianerna.
God rGrelse RAIDER Alexap
dria. En- mangd turister och lesande
bes0ka de natursk0na och fiskrika
sioarne. Skordeutsigterna sHges vara
lofvande och landtmannen fr0jdas al
det gyllene kornet.
Vjgtigt fir .jii0are. Det pastas att
prairie chickens finnas / mangd oliks
delar af staten, men hvarje samvets
gran jagare later dem naturligtvis
vara fred tills efter den Is denna
manad.
Pa upptiicIstsresa. Guvern0r No
Gill ar med sallskap ute pa upptackts
resa j Leech Lake regionen. De-
NEST hardnackade motstand och d.
allvarsammaste faror, det varGa SILL
skapet rakar ut for, kommer natur
ligtvis fran -myggornas sida.
StOr tUrmj,asIcni,,g. Statens korn
handlare h0ll harom dagen mote Wi
mona hvarvid bland annat framholls
att arets kornsk0rd Ell blir HALTER
emot f0rlidet ar. Delta ar ju nedsla
ende for brYggare och sadana son
mena att bier ar den NEST helsosamm'
dryck for torstande jordvandrare.
Nat,,,Ii0 gas. Eft bolag har kom
NIT till stand Albert Lea / syfte at
soka efter naturlig gas, kol och Ola
Man har lange varit viss ON att ga
finnes i stadens narhet, och stort in
tresse raider med anledning af det ny;
foretaget, som kan blifva at ofantlig
varde for stadens utveckling.
, VacIser sJc6rd. Wright County Re
, publican sager att hvetet omkring Go
kato gifver 20 bushels per acre. Dett;
!, ar en- ganska vacker afkastning ocl
. kannes annu mer uppmuntraDde, d;
det pa vissa hall talas sd mycket on
"chinch bugs" och missvaxt.
| StiLJ,U0teT-nyIaeter: Under jul
manad afedo % personer. - De trenn
krUgare, som drifva r0relse pa andr'
sidan sion Houlton, Wis, hafva fat
bUta $7.s5 hvardera emedan de halli
/ oppet pa s0ndag. - Kostnaden 70
statsfangelsets underhall uppgick un
I der det tillandalupna fiskalaret til
/ $64, ,227. .01. - Vattnet i floden vid Tay
lors Falls steg 80 tum pa en- dag forli
den vecka. Staden skall "a brefba
rare borjan af nasta manad.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1887-08-10

En- nyligen afliden domare Shetland
har testamenterat en- st0rre penninge-
summa till framjandet af naturteolo-
giens studium. "Testamentet ar" sd
ger Svenska Tribunen, ''af stort intres-
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1887-08-10

Mlllionarernas s0ner aro icke alltid
lata sprattar och onyttiga menniskor i
samhallet. En- son till senator Heart
Cal. ar forestandare for tidningen San
Francisco Examiner och sages arbeta
hardare an nagon AMMAN pa tidnings-
kOntoret.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1887-08-10
II A r OCH DER.

For ALA dem som tugga, r0ka eller
snusa och for 0frigt njuta af tobaks-
&ngors doft kannes det naturligtvis
hardt, att priset pa tobak stigit ON
kring 100 procent pa f0ga mer an en-
manad Det ar dock en- trost
att vetenskapen och erfarenheten
Ell satt tobak under r~briken:
dagligt brod. Sasom det nu dr.
kan man nappeligen hysa ett odeladt
medlidande med dem som Ida af IRA
gavarande prisstegring.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1887-10-20
The Tate Of the Apostles.

The 1ollpwing brief history of the
fate of the Apostles may be new I"
those whose reading has not been
evangelical:
st. Matthew is supposed to have snf-
fered martyrdom, or was slain with a
sword at the city Of Ethiopia, in Egypt.
St. Luke was hanged upon an olive
Tree in Greece.
St. john was put int" a cauldr"n ri
boiling oil at Rome, and escaped death.
Ho afterwnrl died natural death Mt
Ephesus. in Asia.
St. James, the Great. was beheaded
at Jern-alem.
st. James, the I.ess, was thrown
from a pinnacle OF wing Of the temple.
and theu beaten to death with q full.
ler's club.
St. Philip was hanged up against a
pillar at Hierapolis, city of Phrysia.
81. Bartholomew was fayrd alive by
the command of larbar,us hing.
st. Andrew was .ound to- n crose,
whence he preached unto the people
until he expired.
st. Thomas was run through the
b"dy with lance, at Coromandel, in
the East Indirs.
st. jude was shot to death with arr
rows.
St. Simeon Zealot was crucifcd il,
Persia.
St. Matthias was first stoned aud
then beheaded.
ST. Barnabas was stoned to death y
the Jews at Salania
St. Paul WAS 'behexded ut Rome by
the tyrsnt Nero.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1887-10-20
Drunkenness aud delirium tremenl

Drunkenness aud delirium tremens
are 40 greatly IN the increase in Ber-
lin that the medical profession are CALL
ing attention to the necessity Of re-
ducinQ the number Of places whore in
toxicaiing liquors may BE- sold.
Countess Pecci, the youngest niece
ri The Pore. il snon tn marry Count
Michele M.roni. \ member # the
Pspal Guard If Mobiles. She Ia the
FIFTH of the Pope's nieces married since
his elevation to the Pontifcste.
Eight Spsnish battalions u infantry
besides cavalry and artillery. under
General Lss~, have been ordered r.
concentrate at Malaga, in readiness T.
cross to Morocco. Several war-shipa
are also in readiness for active service.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1887-10-20

Justice Field expresses surprise that
Judge Hoffman has rendered = dis
senting opinion in the Stanford Rail.
road commission case.
Mr.. Bell, of the Thistle, II reported
to have said The superiority OF the
Volunteer over the Thistle in ths
wiEdward work We conceede. The
logic Of the fact is too strong IN Admit
Of any other opinion, but'we think i
very desirable that the boats should b
tested at other points Of calling. and Z
challenge from General Paine to sail {
race over triangular or square couraf
would be most acceptable to IA.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1887-10-20
LANE RGLlNGs.
Vhe S~eresaSy 81 the Iatesier rss reel
opsnssns sr Csnsssisstsnes SPARKS.

VAe S~esesayy 81 ne Iaeesler res vecis
opssisas 81 CsA Ansissisnes sparks.
The Secretary Of the Interior has
rendered two important decisions sf-
fecting the right Of land grant rail.
roads to indemnity lands, the question
being the extent 70 which the righ. of
selection to such lands can be exer-
cised. The question arose on the I'd
justment made by the Commissioner
Of the General Land ofiice Of the grant
Of the Chicsgo, st. Paul and Min
neapclis and Omaha Railway. The
Secretary reverses the position OF the
Commissioner that the company was
entitled 70 indemnity ON account Of
prior grants for other purposes, in.
clsding swamp erants, an Indian reser.
vatioa, and the moietics of other roadG
under contemporaneous grants. The
Commissioners also changed the termi-
nal limits Of the grant. 90 ~ 70 exclude
therefrom several thousand acres
which we're Formerly included therein.
This, the Secretary holds, cannot be
done.
The Commissioners treated the grant
70 tho Wisconsin Central Road as be-
ing corsemporaneous with that of the
Omaha Rod, and deducted from the
latters grant one.half the lands within
the overlapping lo.n'ile limit Of the
former and the 6.mile limit Of the lat.
Ger. amounting TO about one hundred
and thirty-niae thousand acres. The
Secretary holds that the grant I" the
Omaha Company within its 6-miie
limits Was prior in date. and awards
that CONF any all the l~nds within con-
nictiOg Iimits. He also restores to the
comrsny 5000 acres deducted by the
Commissioner for the Wisconsin Farm
Mortgage Company.
The second decision applies to the
Bay Field branch, and deals with the
coa,pany's failure 10 construct its road
upon the lire Of definite location. The
Secretary finds ample reason for the
defecsioA on account Of engineering
difficulties, etc. The effect Of the
decision 10 to all"w the company about
two hundred and four thousand acres
additional indemnity for the main line.
and one hundred and twenty-five
thousand acres for the Bay ! I
branch.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1887-10-20

He that always complains 10 never
pitied. Heber.
Benefits grow old betimef, but in
jnries are often long livers.
He that prepares nst for another
should not shut his own eyes.
A little wealth viii suffice us to live
we'll, and still less to die we'll.
A fool may meet with good fortune,
but the wise only profit by it.
Dishonesty, duplicity and falsity Of
character are business mistakes.
The man who il alwavs ready for =
rainy day. seldom has rainy day.
The more virtuous . man il, the
moro virtue does he see in others. =
Scott.
To scoff at natural defects 10 ia
beat poor cripple with his own
crutch.
A mans own good breeding il the
best security against other peoples III
manners.
M one should act 80 rs to take ad
vantage of the ignorance Of his neigh.
bors. Cicero.
Nothing is re common or more
fatal than the grasping ri an advantage
at the cost Of ten times it's value.
To be ever active in landable pur'
suits is the distinguishing character
istic Of man Of merit. .-Priace CON
sort.
bad luck is simply = man with hi'
hande in his pockets and = pipe in hi
mouth, looking IN 10 SEQ hcw il Il
comieg our. Go.d luck is \ man ~
pluck. with his sleeves rolled up, and
working to make it c.,me out right
Shoe and Leather Reporter.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1887-10-20

PERcHERoN HoRsEs. Hundreds OF
stallions are now annually imported
rom France to the United States. The
immense wealth they are adding to
the nation will bs better understood
from the estimate that the first cross
Of . Percheron stallion with m We
mare doubles the selling value of i,e
colt when mature. Tho Q ON
ment Of these gr nd results are gr : =
due TO the enc Wy Of one n +, c,
whom the American people are g.. =
indebted, he having imported aud -
tributed to almost every state ard er.
ritory, nearly 2,0C0 Percheron hors /.
A visit to Mr.. M. w. Dunhams 30 :.
lawn Farm" at Wayne, l'inois, W
give new ideas Of the magnitude Of the
horse improvement Of the country.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1887-10-20

c. ". CRANE. SIS Pine Street. Room 80, San
vFancisco. California
L. P. FISH r. Room n. Merchants Ex-
change, fan Frarcisco, Cfi.
GEO n. MOTT, Nos. ~ and "a street, Sacra-
pnents, ID our only agent IN t'iat city.
GEO. r. HOWELL 4 CO.. 10 sprvce street,
Hew FORK City. New ysrk.
rpAS. x. MILLER CO.. Ne. rribnne
0aIliimv, Chicago. Il'lncis.
The above agents ere auth0rseA 70 collect
aoneys doe the NKvADAx. take o.ievs for
sdvrr ,ing, solicit suhsc hers and attend v any
other ssiness 70. ~ that NAV ~ counsctsS Nth
bis OF q
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1887-10-20
Msaey Throws Away.

Minks-Beats all what Internal fools
these women arc about business.
gave my wife s5 this morning to 70
shopping, and all she had to show f,.r
it ut noon WAS couple of pairs oi
stockings.
Jinks-Yes. that's the way it goes.
I've been there. by the way. these
are mighty good cigars, Minks.
Z Minks-They ought to be cost me
Sl2 q hundred.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1887-10-20

Governor Lee Of Virginia, has ccm.
plained that Governor Foraker Of
Ohio has repeatedly refused to comply
with requisitions made upon him for
criminals from Virginia. Foraker has
addressed letter to Lee in which it
is shown that the Governor Of Vir-
ginia. or officials in his State, are re.
sponsible for defects in acquisitions
which were refused by Ohio.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1887-10-20

| A. J. Barnes, of Detroit, claims to
be the SON If Prince Carnesia of Italy.
Chic has interfered with Pern's
new arrangement with her foreign
bondholders.
! Neele, the Chicago Anarchist, has
been rut to work At The Joliet Peni-
tentiary in he harness slop.
Juan Garcia Brrrero was recently
captured by bandits in Texas and held
until ransom Of sl5, 900 was paid.
General Baird, United States Army.
was decorated with the red ribhon and
made a Chevalier Of the Legisn Of
Homer at Paris Monday week.
The Milwaukee and St. Panl Road
is to run Union Pacific trains direct to
Chicago without change, virtually
cementing tho alliance between the
two roads.
Canadian restrictions deprived
American fishermen Of 80 per cent. of
their usual catch this season. while the
Canadian fishing craft have had one Of
the hest catches on record.
The removal Of some 200 northern
Cheyennes from the Tongue River
Reservation I" the Pine Kjigs Agency
on the Great Sioux Reservation. Da-
kota, is recommended by army officers.
The knights nj Lsbor Of Eric.
Penn, are endcavcrirg 10 enf"rte a
Sunday Law passed in 1894. which per-
mifs labor on Sunday only in case ci
necessity or upon the demand oi
charity.
Cold weather and heavy rains have
affected all the crops east Of the liis.
sissippi. Frost in the northern por.
tion II thc tobacco region If the Ohio
v~lley aud in Virginia has done aome
injury to crops
Frank Campbell, foreman Of the
bridge gang If the Sanin Fee Railroad
1T Pueblo, C.l., was killed Sunday
week hy one "f his men. Mike Nc
Grsw, who af,erwa,d shut himself
through the head. The latter was &c.
ca.innal'y nui # his mind.
Secretary Lamar has reversed de.
cision 1T the Commissioner of she
General Land Office in tho case of the
N"rthern Pacific Railr"ad Company
w. James B. Elder. Edgar Percival
and Walter s. Bowen. The decision
1T the Commissioner was in favor OF
the settlers.
The President has granted pardon
in the cases of William Brocks, james
Fitzgerald, Thomas jackson, William
Henderson, John Palmer, Reuben
Coins and G-o,ge Herney. who WIRE
convicted in the United States Cnnrt
for the Western District of Arkansas,
iast August, Of manslaugh'er.
On the Mobile and Ohio road. near
Jackson, Tenn, Sept. 9th, an entire
passenger train, except the engine. wns
hurled fis'm trestle while running
f"rty.five miles an hour, and over 80
persons were injured, though itseen,s
almrst n miracle none were killed.
Wr.ckage from the ship Mountsur-
rat has been found IN the Gulf If Cali
f"rnia. M dnutt exists now that the
vessel was lost and nil hands on bu,rd
perished. It will he remembered that
the City If Topeka made mn unsuccess-
ful search for some traces of the vessel,
which had been in distress.
A. A. Cohen, csunsel for the Cen.
tral Pacific, declined to produce the
stubs Of checks drawn by Mr.. Hunt.
ington, fr"m 1872 10 1880, and the
letter-press hooks of the New York
office for the same time, recently, at
the request of the Railroad Commits.
sion. Mr.. Cohen presented Till
against the Commission. which the
latter said would be paid when passed
upon.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1887-10-20

~ "a ~ AA1A s"'So hsscAes
The Lake Of Merjelsn in Switzer.
land has entirely disappeared.
The Queen of Sweden is slowly dy-
ing. Her Majesty is tifty-one years of
age.
The Brazilian Government has pro-
hibited meetings in favor Of the aholi-
tion Of slavery.
Paris alone 10 said to cousume l90.-
00o, 600 Of oysters in the eight months
that the season lssts.
One Of the violins made ny Amaii
for Louis XIV. has just been sold At
Buda Pssth for $500.
The English House of Lords now re.
joices in new and appropriate title
the House Of Landlords.
An international Literary Congress
will ba opened at Madrid on October
9th BY the Queen of Spain.
England has nearly eight times more
tonnage employed in foreign CON-
inerce than the United States.
The Central African King Ma sangA's
hitherto invincible army has heen de-
feated by his old enemy, the King Of
Unroyo.
A gisnteas, who, though only twelve
years and five months old, stands 8
feet high and weighs go pounds, is on
exhibition in Japan.
The Empress Of Germany has sent
'he Pope rs a jubilee gift set Of &C.
clesiastical vestments. said 10 be the
work Of her own hands.
In London scarlet fever is reported
to be epidemic. Sixteen hundred pa
tisnts suffering from this disease are
said to be in the hospitals.
The London postmen want 10 bc
called letter-carriers ~ their American
brethren are. and have retitioned the
Postmaster General to that effect.
Before the present epidemic Of scar
let fever in London there has hsen No
outbreak like it in that city since 1868,
when 1882 persons died from the dis
ease
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have been started in japan within the
last six months, twenty-one Of which
involve an aggregate capital of s48,-
600, GOO.
Wnrtemberg, Germany, has re-
n,arkahle niud.remder in the ers.n Of
girl, who is said To respopd tn ques.
tins asked If her in languages she
does not understand.
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mense water color Of 1906" n varia-
tion of the picture in the Stewart col.
lection now in the New York Metro
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The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1887-10-20
SALT LAKE SlMPLlKG WORKS
AND ASSAY OFFICE,
SALT LAKE CITY UzAH.
nolLsu sax rassmERs.


All ore handled without screening;
Moisture dried by steam; Fairbanks
track scale; everything weighed on cars;
Consipnments solicited aud highest
prices obtained on market.
No Commission charged.
FRANK F0OTE, Propristor.
, 1887-09-07
N O 7 C E.

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